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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16
RELIGIOUS READING.
Strength for To-day.

SCrCnSCh ZOE 1O-uay.
Strength for to-day is all that we need.
As there never will be tomorrow;
For to-morrow will prove but another to.
day,
Wi b its measure Of joy and sorrow.
Then why forecast the trials of life
With such sad and grave persistence,
And watch and wall for a crowd Of ills
That as yet have no existencel
Strength for to-day-N hat precious boon
For the earnest souls who labor,
For the willing hands that minister
For the needy friend or neighbor.
Strength for to-day-that the weary hearts,
In the battle for right, may quail not,
And the eyes bedimmed with bitter tears
In their search for light may fail not.
Strength for to-day-on the downhill track,
For the travellers near the valley,
That up, far up, the other side
Ere long they may safely rally.
Strength for to~day-that our precious
youth,
May happily shun temptation,
And build, from tbs rise to the set Of the
sun,
On strong and sure foundation.
Strength for to.day-;n house and home,
To practice forbearance sweetly;
To scatter kind words and loving deeds,
Still trusting in God completely.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

The candied sweet potato il Phil
adelphis confection. 1t is nothing but
sweet potatoes carefully boiled and quar-
tered and then candied in boiling syrup,
but it is said to be dainty aud tender and
of delicious favor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16
TEMPERANCE.
Give Us q Call

[suggested by seeing these words In saloon ad'
Give US call! We keep good beer,
Our doors are open to boys and men, sr
And even to women, now and then,
We tighten the purses, and we taint their
We swell up the columns of awful deaths,
All kinds OF crimes we sell for dimes,
In our sugared poisons so sweet to taste.
If you've money, position or time to waste,
Give us call
Give us call! In pint Of gin,
We sell you more wickedness, shame and
Than a score Of clergymsn preaching all
From dawn to darkness could preach away,
And In our beer, Though it may take longer
To get man drunk than drinks that are
We 1 sell our property, shame and woe.
Who wants to purchaser Our prices are
low,
Give us q CALI Well dull your brains,
Well give you headaches and racling pains,
Well make you old while you yet are young,
To lies and ISLANDERS wen turn your tongue.
Well make you shirk from useful work,
Make theft and forgery seem fair play,
And murder pastime sure to pay.
Give us call.
Give US q CALI We are cunning and wise,
We are bound to succeed for we advertise
In the family papers, the journals that claim
To be pure in morals and fair Of fame
Husbands, brothers and Sons will read
Our kind invitation, and some will heed
And give us a call; we pay for all
The space In the papers we occupy.
And there's little in life that money won't
buy.
If you would 60 down in the world, and not
up, -
II you would be slain by the snake in the cup,
Or lose your soul in the flowing bowl,
IF you covet shame and 8 blasted name,
Give us q call.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

Ben: Perley Poore thinks General
Grant was never happier in his life than
when, cheered by his young wife, ne
farmed sixty acres, labored in the fields,
chopped wood at "Hardscrabble,"
hauled it to st. Lois and sold it for
a O cord.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

The Law and Order League, of New
ark, New Jersey, has been lately rein
forced by the addition to its member
ship of many leading citizens. The as
sociated liquor dealers of the city have
also been perfecting their organization
in view of the war that seems likely to
be renewed against the saloons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

During 1885 there were 17,so4 persons
arrested in New York city for lntoxica-
ton, the smallest number in thirteen
years In 1876 the number was 25, 296,
and the average for the thirteen years
gas Sa.990.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16
Moving Against Cider.

Remember that the stuff you drink,
Upon the outside shows.
So always let your intellect
Shine brighter than your nosa.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

L
not be that; will tread the quarterback and
command, as you do NO. David, my father
said; mo, David, a person that has your
principles and your bad habits will never
tread the quarterback or command My
father went out and shut the door after him,
and I said then: 4 will change, will never
swear again. will never drink again, I will
never gamble again. and. gentlemen, by the
help Of God have kept those three VOWS to
this time. soon after that became Chris;
tan, and that de.ided my fate for time aud
eternity"
Another captive of this great Christian
delusion! There goes Saul Of Tarsus on
horseback at full gallop. Where is he go
ing! To destroy Christians. He wants no
better playspell than to stand and watch the
hats and coats Of the murderers who are
massacring Gods children. There goes the
same man. This time he is afoot. Where
Osta to die for Christ They tried to whip
it out of him. they tried to scare it out of
him, they thought they would give him
enough of it by putting him into window
less dungeon, aud keeping him on small
diet. and denying him cloak, and
condemning him as a criminal, and
bowling at him through the street, but they
could not freeze it out Of him, and they could
not sweat it out of him, and they could not
pound it out Of him, so they tried the sur
rery of the sword and one summer day in the
wear 65 he was deranitated. Perhaps the
michtiest intellect of the 6,00O years of the
woTld's existence hoodwinked, cheated ca.
ioled. duped by the Christian religion. All!
that is the remarkable thing about this delu-
sion of Christianity, it overpowers the
strongest intellects. Gather the critics, secn-
lar and religious, Of this century together,
and put a vote to them as to which is the
greatest book ever written, and by large
majority they will say Paradise Lost. "
Who wrote paradise Lost" One Of the
fools who believed in this Bible. John Mil
ton. BENJAMIN Franklin surrendered to this
delusion, if you may judge from the letter
to destroy the Gage of Reason" in manu-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

and Abeel, and Campbell, and wan am, ana
the three thousand missionaries of the cross,
turning their backs on home and civilization
and comfort, and going out among the squalor
of heathenism to receive it, to save 1t, TO
help it, toiling until they drop into their
graves, dying with no earthly comfort about
them, and going into graves with no appro.
pirate epitaph, when they might have lived
In this country, and lived for themselves,
and lived luxuriously, and been at last put
into brilliant sepulchres. What deusionl
Yea, this delusion OF Christian rehgion
who are in trouble. Now, it is bad enough
to cheat a man when he is WELL and when he
is prosperous; but this religion comes TO
man when he is sick. and says: You will be
we'll again after while; you are going into
q land where there are no coughs ana no
pleurisies and no consumptions and no
fanguishing; take courage and bear up"
Yea, this awful chimera OF the Gospel comes
to the poor and it says to them: you
are on your way to vast estates and to
dividends always declarable." This deluslon
Of Christianity comes to the bereft, ana u
talks Of reunion before the throne and OF the
ces alton of all sorrow. And then to snow
that this delusion will stop at absolutely
nothing, it goes to the dying bed and nils the
man with anticipations. How much better
it would be to have him die without any more
hope than swine AMI rats and snakes. That
is all. Nothing more left him. He will never
know anything again. Shovel him under!
The soul is only a superior part OF the body
and when the body disintegrates the soul dis,
integrates. Annihilation, vacancy, eVerlast.
ing blank, ob!iteration. Why not present
ali that beautiful doctrine to the dying, IN
stead of coming with this hoax, this swlndle
of the Christian religion, and filing the dy-
ing man with anticipations of another lie.
until some in the last hour have clapped
their hands, aud some have shouted
and some have sung, and some
have been So overwrought with joy they
could only look ecstatic. Palace gates open
ing, they thought; diamond cororets flash
ing hands beckoning, orchestras sounding
Little children dying, actually believing tney
saw their departed parents, so that, although
the little children had been so weak and fee
bic and sick for weeks they could not turn
on the dying pillow, at the last, in par
oxsym Of rapture uncontrollable, they spl ang
TO their feet, and shouted: "MotEer, catch
me, | am c1ming"
And to show the immensity of this delu-
sion, this awful swindle Of the Gospel OF
Jesus Christ, I open hospital and bring into
that hospital the death-beds of great many
Christian people, and take you by the hand
this morning, and walk up and down the
wards Of that hospital, and l ask few
questions: dying Stephen, what have you
to sayl" "Lord Jesus, receive my spirit; "
"Dying John Wesley, what have you to
saya" "The best of all is, God is with us. u
"Dying Edward Payson, what have you to
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-17
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9lab ieines ~unbotmdBtgen &orgGngers .ein7
genDutmen bate, nel6er sur poQitGnotgen
!6erltelllng lciner @elunb6eit, nit Wtitteln
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ltuO mprauf al6 S6eurer aus Wteuoon
peri6tpunoen mar.
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graben. Die ySreunOin" besielben folgte benz
nit einem Sran5e geldmiiGten Sarge tief
ueri6letert. 0os 2ei6enbegdngniB mar Elm
religi0leS. Sin &reu3 murbe gefauft uno
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als bonn @eleb geforDerte Oelaranten Elm
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bene aus ais b S6eurer, obne Seruf,
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g8o6rl6einlid 6Gtte er rltbig bier Die
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sudden fir ibre freunDliden 8emibunger
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rer begrdbene SS1Diotouum etn Seutld:
S6tpet3er 9tamenS Carl @loGner 1T
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ne5g

ne7g~ 0euti6 Mmerttonti6er
@nTfsfQlerfer fir 1888. Oieier
nm Ser Trons @inbele 8rtnttng So. berauSz
opne6ene. 10 QlBerorbentli6 beliebte &alenDer
IF TEXT nit pernebrtem 2eieitOff unO nod
srbe6li6 perbeIierter NuSitattung eri6ienen.
Gr ent6a[t neben benz iibli6en 9ei6t6tli1en
@idbltd auf Die Derfloiienen 5tpolf Wtonate,
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@alerber cine 0feibe bitbl6er ~@r3dDlun8en
6eiteren tpie erniten SnbaltS, Nnef0oten,
frefflt6e 8ilber, fomti6e Suuitrdttonen uno
mihtioe Nat6f6lGge fitr 6aus, 0an0mtrthz
idoft urb @elunobettSpflege. @r miro ME
INNER fi@ ais Elm freunolt6er @eieQi 6after
an Mtuterabenben erpetien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-17
@f,te tntale &erfnnermna

aler anberen NrSneten Dur0 Or. 81. 9.
4ierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
(%soloene meoiS1nil6e gntoefun9) nabt beran.
Sbne @let9et bel 9aai9en Sralfbeiten, u1z
rei1tem Glut unb S9minOiu9t, wel9e elm
StrofeQeioen Der 2un9e lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-17
Nicbmaret.

Dim Gtitouiehmartt betrl9 ots 3ufu6r ca.
30, 343 Gtid, 9e9en $3.50 Stiid in Der port
gen @o9e. 8Olgenoe Dur9l9ntttSpretle
murben er5ielt:
Iurh1 nittspree 1.
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GOwoOe W6mmer,

peGtbe lire ppae Mlannesfruft unb @laftisit6t bes Ser
ftes Dieoer al erlangen niini1eu er9aIten uuentgeItS
lid @usfunft nber Elm ttemeS SeeiIOerfabret, lpets
Dies f8 bis ieBt in iebem ein5elnen Sale ~glGn5enb be.
nGbrt bat. 8ebonOlun9 ebeniO einfod lpie bilig.
Sober iein etgener @r3t. 9u9 nebft @upeiiung sur
6cilitng gratis. Mian ~abreiire: YriOate GIi,ttc q
SiSpeniarN, 15 q. SUWIten Str., ySeADs9GrGs
81. y.
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Gf11n1tzbpeiMf.

Die acknowledgement beliefen ii9 auf
1854, 16S, 584, gegen $50, SIG, 1874 III Der entz
ipre9enben Mo6e OeS SoriabreS.
Scn 9tem gort rpuroen II. 9. Sonbs nottrt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-17
5~ertauft murDen u. u.

9 9afe.-0 Die 3ufu6r BELIEF ii9 ouf ca.
$4,000 Stid, 9egen 81 .697 Stid in Der pori=
gen @o6e. 4reile felt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-17
3Otdbrige GrfaDrnngeu

beutiGer aerste fino i'm n&ettuu93.lnter" nteberges
leqt. 9aS portrefltbe 8ub 5et9t alien 9eHeH, Del9e
oen BON ausi9meifungeH Ietben, ben etn5ige.H
@eg aur 9itlfe uub i9ast re 9e9en bic 9efabrlt:
den 8erlodun9en tri9erti9er !a~t3et9ea IMP
lpertbluier Bidder. Suuge &eute, Die IN ben 9tano
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bbe1er8igen unO bas oortreffltbe 8utb leien, ebe is ben
IN id6ftoften S6rttt oes &ebenS tburl Ser
NettuGra s. sGmfer," 25. &ufI, $50 g., nit 40
ie6rreihen 9ilbern, nebit elmer A6banoluHg iber
granddaughter uno t%inberIOte @9eM' toirS IN SsIt.
mGrfen iprqiqut oerpadt, fret p~eriauot. &oreiie:
Deutsches Heilinstitut, II Clinton Place, New
York, N. Y. &
y11dbbnuSIunQ BON Ser1nan S8tmpffn $40. 27B
Sit gortb @Oe., @bica9o, ST., 5n %be3teben.
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I'd / d ntttspret e.

Vie GO petue 2ufnbr betru5 ca.
1872, 666 Grid, 9e9eu 1913, 202 Stiif inber %
rt9en &e@e. Be5ablt muroeu $4.35(@4. rs
fir i9were uno So. 65@4.H IIr leIbte.
Yreile feit.
Nertaurt Duroen u. t.
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8raaerei 8at Oerta1afen !!

8rauerei in elmer b~lil6enOen &0noitoOt oieies Staates
lit tUe9et oeS ineben crfoI9ten SoOcS SeS 3es
users inter g~itnitigen. geoingungen gu p%ertanfen;
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i1OneS 8erdlmtge5 MolnbauS, @feroe unb Bagen,
Wtargaret9a 6oier, @aIena. 81, poer on MnoreaS
Simon, $50. 1899 9unntu9itr, @bicagO, 81.
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@bt &W. Sub. 6. Sc. SpuGb 6s. 1882 1O7 f..
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VVICUY u 10. O(l.
Die 0reisperdrberungen ant @etreioe= un6
observation-disclosures : Utartt er9eben 1t6
aus folaenber j3ulammenlelun9:
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Choice to fancy Winter pat. .S4.OO@4.25
Southern Winters. 1900. 3.60@3.85
Michigan and Wis. Winters. $500 500
Fair to choice seconds. ....... 2.60@3.8O
Choice to fancy Minnesota pat. 4. 5@4.50
Soft-wheat patents. ........... 4.10@4.3O
Minnesota Bakers, in sacks. 3.25@3.5O
Medium to choice Soft Springs 3.60@3.8 So
Low-grade Springs. .......... 1.O@2.5)
Rye Flour, IN barrels. ....... 2.So@2.90
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EN- Orledns Molaiies. .25-55
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-17
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bans, Sbenne unb 5tuei Soften IN einem S~auoit6ht.
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man ltb on VIM. Stehl, Florid, Putnam Co.,
17ott4pD Illinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-17

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-17
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-17

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The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1887-10-13

In the matter of the United States VS..
Frank Clark, charged with passing coun-
terfeit money, before Judge Hamilton
acting United States commissioner at
Butte, the defendent was discharged, the
evidence not being sufficient to hold him.
An examination in the case of East
man and Evertine, arrested at Thomp-
son Falls on the charge of robbing the
mails, was begun last Monday at Deer
Lodge before United States Commis-
sioner O'Bannon, but continued until
Monday next in order to secure addition
al evidence.
On Tuesday and Wednesday a heavy
timber fire ragged in the forest few
miles above Marysville, at one time seri-
ously endangering the Drum Lummon
company's works. So imminent was the
danger that sixty of the company's en-
ployes were sent out to fight the fire and
keep it from descending upon the town
and the company's property.
The International hotel, at Anaconda,
burned Friday morning. The building
was a two-story structure, 75x25 feet,
frame. It was owned by Alex. Cohn,
of Butte. The house was rented and the
furniture was owned by John Barts, for
meriy of Helena. The loss on the build
ing is $3,5O0, insurance $1,000; loss on
furniture $2,000-no insurance.
A young man, Kasson, who was some
time ago sent to jail for obtaining money
under false pretenses, has been Or
dered held in Helena to await transfer on
charge of grand larceny preferred at
Great Falls. It is understood that the
charge is horse-stealing. Kasson is the
man who got up the Great Falls directory
with such startling results in the way of
exhibiting population.
Justice of the Peace Nolan, of Wood
vile, was last Monday indicted for per-
jury. He had joined with some Butte
parties in locating six quartz claims, TAX
ing in nearly all the townsite of Wood
vile, and, as required by law, had sworn
to having one wall with ore in place,
while the fact was they had no sign of
either wall or ore on any of the claims.
The purpose evidently was to get part
of the townsite and the same time charge
the Montana Central for the right Of
way.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1887-10-13
+. Atkinson, IL. Forrest Titus
Helena. Philipsburg.
ADKI\SOE & TITUS

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